Hi! I am looking for a study group in the 512 area (Austin) I just started my journey and would love to take the LSAT in January and April (not sure how realistic that is) but would love to get together, work some questions out and be held accountable as I do work full time and have been slacking lately.

MUG & CUP COFFEE Completely free PLG Linden Blvd & Nostrand Ave 1382 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226

need 1-2 more people to join! text me if interested 631-372-0891

we're all going to take the same preptest every week and then review questions together

I scored 165 on the August LSAT, and I'm registered for November. Now, I'm scoring around 168/169 and struggling to make that final jump into the 170s. I'm looking for other students who are either in the low 160s and really motivated to grow, and/or someone scoring in the mid 170s who enjoys explaining things!

I think having a score gap can be helpful because it challenges you to say every step and assumption out loud to make sure the other person is following, so that's why I'm looking to connect with people who are scoring above or below me, but anyone who wants to comb through the questions carefully would be great!

I've been out of school for a fear years (late 20s) and I'm hoping to wrap up with a 170+ in November ◡̈ We'd meet via zoom, ideally in the evenings because I work. Would love to get through this final month with some support!

Hi, just wondering if there's anyone else near UCF who wants to form a study group! I don't take mine until next year so want a good starting point. Let me know, or you can message my instagram sgnylah.

Hi guys! I would love to find a study buddy (or maybe even a group) to begin this LSAT journey with. I am trying to lock in and stay consistent. I would love to take April's LSAT, but I am not too sure how realistic this is. I am on the East Coast and usually study in the evenings after work. I am open to any connection, whether that's accountability check-ins, tips and tricks to share, or just a friend along the way. I believe in us!!

hi everyone! looking for study buddies for the january lsat. we could meet via zoom, discord, or just a basic group chat on imessage. we can hold each other accountable daily, focus on lr and rc drills, touchbase on which fundamentals each of us is lacking and work together which questions we are stuck on together. my goal is a 170, and my diagnostic timed was a 143. my study schedule usually goes like this: monday, lr drill 25 questions - tuesday, review all wrong questions, wednesday, focus on which question stems missed, then repeat. saturday - 1 rc passage with review, sunday - off day. i use 7 sage, and i purchased courses from brad barbay.

Creating this group for people who want a peer for essay writing and sharing free resources out there!

For those who maybe underperformed on August or September and are taking November. If you are interested in a study group, dm me.

Looking for a person (preferably a Canadian female) who is taking the November LSAT and wants to do daily check-ins, weekly PTs, etc. Come on over and see if we vibe. Will send my Discord if we're a good match!

Good afternoon everyone,

I was looking to put together a small study group in VA, if anyone is interested let me know! I'm planning to take the test around this time next year and I think it may be helpful to have a couple of partners.

Hope everyone's studying is going well, thanks for taking the time,

Caleb C.

Hi everyone! 😊 I’m new to 7Sage and looking for a study group near the Denver area. I graduated from CU Denver last May and am aiming for the November LSAT. I’ve been studying for a few weeks but still feel like a beginner, so I’d love to team up with anyone who’s been on the grind for some time or anyone else just starting out and looking for a buddy. If you know of any groups I could join, please let me know!

Hi everyone! I’m looking for an LSAT accountability buddy!

I’m hoping to find someone who would be down to check in with each other about goals for the day and achieving the set time to stick to our daily schedules!

My schedule varies depending on how busy work gets, so sticking to my LSAT takes time for me to plan daily and I'm happy to help others. If anyone is interested, message me! Would love to have an LSAT buddy to keep each other motivated

Hi everyone! I'm a UIUC student in Champaign planning to take the LSAT in April. Looking for study partners around Champaign to prep togethe. If you're around and aiming for April (or prepping around the same time), drop a comment or join the chat!

This may be a long shot but I'm looking for a community where people are interested in meeting up over discord/phone/zoom to do reading drills together. I am an English major so I get really bored and unmotivated doing LSAT specific passages, plus I've burned through a lot of them already before really getting serious about the LSAT. If you're like me and get really motivated by reading, but just don't always have the time and motivation to do more reading, I would love to study together and help each other crush the LSAT. Or if reading is not really what you like, and it's helpful to have people who are motivated by the reading then that's great, too. So I am looking for a study buddy/study community where our focus is to read other supplemental material but using the same skills you'd need for RC, so looking for the main ideas, trying to read quicker, and just honing my reading strategy. I swear by this that working through reading material really helps with RC and makes you a sharper reader. I notice how much easier it is to grasp ideas in a timely manner after I've forced myself to read through hard material with someone else. This just makes studying more enjoyable and breaks up the studying. I've been doing this with another study buddy and we've used skill drills from RC Hero that have been helpful but I could really benefit from a community to do these skills together because my study buddy is taking their test soon and I am not taking my test until later (not sure when, it depends on my work schedule). I'm really hoping there is at least someone out there who is interested in this!

I'm struggling to close the gap between my timed and untimed scores. I'd like to study and explain my thought process to anyone who's studying. Would help with the anxiety and also help each other really solidify understanding of fundamentals to LSAT. Also, if anyone has advice on how to close the gap between timed and untimed, I'm willing to learn.

Hello! I'm aiming at the April 2027 LSAT and started the 7Sage Core Curriculum this week, so I'm right at the beginning of Foundations.

I'm on US Pacific time and study in the mornings but I'm flexible. I'd love to find people at a similar stage. What I'm really after is people to talk about and maybe compare blind reviews.

I don't know, but it can be a little isolating when you're the only person around doing this.

Hi Y’all! 

So far, I've been on Discord every single day grinding through the LSAT with my new internet friends, and sometimes I feel like I talk too much! So, next week I want to switch things up and make it a little more competitive and a lot more fun.

I'm going to host an LSAT LR challenge open to everyone, starting October 3rd :))!

🧠 25 LR questions

⏱️ 40 minutes

🎙️ You have to talk through your reasoning out loud.

One important thing: this is NOT a normal PT section. It's going to be adaptive drilling, so the questions will adjust based on how you're performing rather than just being a straight PrepTest section.

One person will take the challenge live while everyone else in the room can listen to their reasoning and follow along with the challenge dashboard. Nothing is being recorded. Depending on how many people sign up, this may end up going on for a few days, so I'll have a When2Meet for everyone to sign up for a time slot.

The goal isn't just to see who gets the most right. I think it'll be really interesting to watch different people attack LR and see how differently everyone reasons through it.

And yes... there will be a prize for the winner 👀

📚 Regular Study Sessions

The group is primarily for November test takers.  

📚 Every day — 8 PM EST: LSAT work / studying together

📝 This upcoming Monday: Going through all of PT 153, starting with Sec 1.

🎬 Fridays — 8 PM EST: LIVE film reviews of 7sage instructor lessons

🏆 October 3rd: We start the LR challenge

Quick note: The study group is organized through the 7Sage private chat feature, and we'll use Discord for live group sessions because it gives us the voice/screen-sharing features we need. Nothing is being recorded or publicly posted.

Honestly, I don't even love Discord, but it has the tools we need for this.

If you want to join the 7Sage group chat, the link is below. Let me know or leave a comment, and I'll privately message you the Discord link.

https://7sage.com/join-group/cht_034JTOrU28fNaOLTO5TdOl

I'm planning on taking the LSAT July/August of next year and studying at a kinda even pace till then. I'm hoping for a 99th percentile score and was looking for someone who'd want to review and drill both tests and sections with me with low pressure. Just bouncing off "human" ways of understanding the questions, thanks!

Would love to meet some people who want to Blind Review LR sections together! I’m currently scoring around the high 140s/low 150s and am reallyyyy hoping to hit 160 by November. If you’re interested in studying together, join the study group!

If y'all are taking the October LSAT (or around that time), I'm tryna make the 2011 Mavs of LSAT study groups where we beat this shitty test with the power of friendship. Slide through!!!

Hey everyone! I’m looking to put together a weekly 7Sage study group and am hoping to find a few people who want to join.

I’ll be hosting every Friday at 8:00 PM EST (or another time that works best, we haven't started yet). The idea is to make studying the 7Sage LIVE courses more efficient through a “show and tell” / delegated review format.

Here’s the basic idea:

• We divide up the 7Sage LIVE daily class material among the group, only picking the 3 stars & cracking 180 material.

• Everyone watches/reviews their assigned material on their own.

• We reconvene as a group for about 2 hours, with each person teaching/explaining what they covered and answering questions.

• Rather than everyone individually spending 7–8 hours going through the same material, the goal is to condense that into roughly an hour of individual studying + 2 hours of highly efficient group review.

Obviously, it would be ideal to have people with 7Sage Live since that gives us access to the full course, but there’s also a substantial amount of free content available, so I’m open to including people without Live as well.

The goal is basically to help each other get through the material faster, reinforce concepts by teaching them to others, and have a consistent group to review with every week.

If you’re interested, feel free to comment or message me!

Is anyone trying to study together for the January 2027 LSAT? (new to 7sage)

Hi!

Does anyone in the DFW area want to get together and study together for a few sessions? I always find it helpful to catch myself when I talk it through, or hear someone else's way of thinking through it!

Anyone interested in forming an online study group? Took the Aug LSAT and scored a 156 aiming for a 165. Looking for anyone interested in learning/drilling LR and RC.

Edited to Add:

Hi!! The response to this post has blown me away!! I am working on responding to everyone who reached out - and I definitely do not have the capacity to have this many amazing study buddies, so if anyone out there is considering making a post like this, but feeling shy - here is your sign to do it!! There is definitely an interest in this.

Good luck everyone!!

Hi! I've seen a couple of other people post with a similar idea, so I thought I would give this a shot!

My most recent PTs have been in the upper 160s with BR scores of 180, 179, 179. I am registered for the October and November LSAT and aiming for the mid 170s.

Is there anybody out there who is currently scoring lower than this that would like to meet over Zoom a few times for an hour (or so) to study? I can share what I understand and vice versa.

I've heard that teaching is the best way to make sure you really understand something - and my non-LSAT studying friends have been very patient with my 10 minute voice notes about how dinosaurs glided out of trees -- but I would love for this to be mutually beneficial.

I'm a non-traditional law school applicant in my 40s, in the central time zone, and I have a fairly flexible schedule. I've been studying all summer and working with a 7Sage tutor and I am happy to share any tips that might be helpful for someone!

Perhaps we could each work on a section or some drills before we meet, then we could go over anything that was tricky together.

If you are interested please DM me. Good luck everyone!!